His performance was wack to me.Strangely a lotta people don't feel that way, especially New Yorkers
Fat Joe calls Ozempic the greatest invention ever
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That's what I'm saying, most of us were in elementary or middle school when that song came out!
I can guarantee we all feel like elementary or middle school was 34 years ago!
And if you were in high school or older when it came out, then you Definitely feel like that song came out 34 years ago!
Nigga what?
That's what I'm saying, most of us were in elementary or middle school when that song came out!
I can guarantee we all feel like elementary or middle school was 34 years ago!
And if you were in high school or older when it came out, then you Definitely feel like that song came out 34 years ago!
It's funny how music can take us back in our lifetime / timeline.
We remember exactly where we were when we first heard something, etc.
Hell ... as I've said a few times on the board over the years ... 1st time hearing Souls of Mischief ... 9th grade English class ... Korean homie of mine comes in and hands me the CD and says - "You've gotta hear this" and lends it to me for a week.
Been a fan ever since.
Went to the 10 year-anniversary show in 2003 ... bassline comes in for '93 Til ... goosebumps. Chills.
Never said you was fat mayne. I done watched that sugar kill my older family members, even the ones who were in shape, my uncle lost both his legs to that shit and he was 6'3 and like 220.
Fasting benefits my lifestyle plus during my physicals my A1c stays around 4.8-4.9, shit works for me, plus once you fast the hunger hormones will naturally adjust. Them 48 to 72 hour fasts do wonders for healing and mental clarity.
I agree 100%!
Hey man!
Music is my best friend!
I have a shower speaker on my bathroom wall,i have music going most of my day. I can set whatever mood i wanna be in by music. If im not in a mood for music i know im burn out or really going through something.
I love music more than i do people
That's what I'm saying, most of us were in elementary or middle school when that song came out!
I can guarantee we all feel like elementary or middle school was 34 years ago!
And if you were in high school or older when it came out, then you Definitely feel like that song came out 34 years ago!
Will i just got in my 40s, so it hit different for me.
Well said ... there's music for any mood / mindset. I try to listen to as much music & podcasts as possible. Especially when multi-tasking. Minus whale listen to something when doing paperwork, the dishes, getting groceries, working out, driving, winding down, etc.
I was getting groceries this AM & running errands afterward. Had a playlist going the entire time.
I hear ya but let's suppose that you're 42, that means that you were 8 when the song came out.
Nigga being 8 feels like 34 years ago!
Now he's really starting to look like Joey Crack.
THIS!!!
It actually slows down your digestive system. Basically keeping food in your body to keep you from feeling hungry.
@TENT is 100% correct, you can eat right through it and still eat a bunch of crappy foods.
You can't stay on Ozempic forever either. Once you stop taking the medication, you will gain the weight back if you haven't taken steps to learn how to eat right and exercise regularly.
It's a trap really.
Glad homie is now a "spokes-person" for a legal drug but...just hope he has a healthy plan to really be more fit as/after he reaches his wgt goal..
Anything except diet and exercise eh?
If it has helped him from going the Pun route then I can’t knock it.
I'm saying though...
Hey when you carry crates and hang around true rap legends for years, some of that
is going to rub off on you..
I remember seeing rap shows at the Apollo theatre, I remember it was a naughty by nature headline,
and I seen fat jo carrying crates for the artist that performed right before naughty by nature took the stage...
that's when Hip Hop was REAL before the corporate TAKE OVER.... and pale face invasion.... its when
HIP HOP SHOWS WERE ALL BROWN FACES, HIP HOP SHOWS ON WHOLE NEW LEVELS WHEN MOSTLY
PARTY PEOPLE IN THE CROWD!!! but chea,
Fat Joe was in the game when Hip Hop was still OURS carrying crates
fo kniggas!!
You said all of that to say what?
The reason fat joe is STILL taking seriously,..I still think he is corny,
but he put out some bangers... maybe Puns lyrics, but that's another
topic for another thread.
He was literally Diggin In The Crates, huh?!
To say that Fat Joe’s relevancy is due to his longevity in the rap game.
Kudos to him for taking steps to try to fix his life. No matter what you think of the drug or a preference to other methods; if it keeps him around to raise his kid and see her grow up, its a good thing. Some people can discipline their way through it; others can't.
One of my best friends is big and I worry about that brotha daily. But, I digress.
All new drugs are tech. Tech improves with experimentation and use. Eventually, drugs like Ozempic will be over-the-counter when they rectify some of those side effects.
One of my best friends is big and I worry about that brotha daily. But, I digress.
All new drugs are tech. Tech improves with experimentation and use. Eventually, drugs like Ozempic will be over-the-counter when they rectify some of those side effects.
He just rides khaled coat tail
Yea he put khaled on, but still
But its really notHe was literally Diggin In The Crates, huh?!
To say that Fat Joe’s relevancy is due to his longevity in the rap game.
Then what is it?
Big Pun - Wikipedia
Rios struggled with weight issues his entire adult life. He weighed 180 pounds (82 kg) at age 18, which increased to 300 pounds (140 kg) at 21.[12] His weight fluctuated in the early 1990s between obese and morbidly obese.[12] Rios enrolled in a weight-loss program at Duke University in 1999, and shed 80 pounds (36 kg), but he prematurely quit the program and eventually regained the weight.[12] His weight was a constant topic of argument among him and his friends, to the point that Rios would not eat around them.[2][12]
On February 5, 2000, Rios withdrew from a planned Saturday Night Live performance with Fat Joe and Jennifer Lopez due to illness. Two days later while staying at the Crowne Plaza Hotel with his family in White Plains, New York, he suffered a heart attack and respiratory failure and was rushed to White Plains Hospital, where he died at the age of 28 after paramedics were unable to revive him. His weight had reached a peak of 698 pounds (317 kg) at the time of his death.[13][14] Rios was survived by his wife, Liza, and their three children,[15] Star, Vanessa, and Christopher Jr.[16]
Rios is buried at Woodlawn Cemetery near Woodlawn Heights, Bronx.[17]
Running his mouth
Big Pun - Wikipedia
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Rios struggled with weight issues his entire adult life. He weighed 180 pounds (82 kg) at age 18, which increased to 300 pounds (140 kg) at 21.[12] His weight fluctuated in the early 1990s between obese and morbidly obese.[12] Rios enrolled in a weight-loss program at Duke University in 1999, and shed 80 pounds (36 kg), but he prematurely quit the program and eventually regained the weight.[12] His weight was a constant topic of argument among him and his friends, to the point that Rios would not eat around them.[2][12]
On February 5, 2000, Rios withdrew from a planned Saturday Night Live performance with Fat Joe and Jennifer Lopez due to illness. Two days later while staying at the Crowne Plaza Hotel with his family in White Plains, New York, he suffered a heart attack and respiratory failure and was rushed to White Plains Hospital, where he died at the age of 28 after paramedics were unable to revive him. His weight had reached a peak of 698 pounds (317 kg) at the time of his death.[13][14] Rios was survived by his wife, Liza, and their three children,[15] Star, Vanessa, and Christopher Jr.[16]
Rios is buried at Woodlawn Cemetery near Woodlawn Heights, Bronx.[17]
Damn! 700 lbs…